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West Suburban Chicago PHP Meetup
July 3rd, 2008- Thu. Jul 3rd, 2008 @ 7:00pm - 9:00pm
- West Suburban Chicago PHP Meetup
- Wheaton, IL
- Address: Panera Bread, 25 Rice Lake Square, Wheaton, IL. 60187
- Fee: 0
- RSVP @ meetup.com
This month, I\’ll be presenting Subversion, one of the leading version control systems out there. Even if you\’re a team of one, version control can save you numerous headaches. Come learn how you can put it to use!
Be sure to visit our website/blog at suburbanchicagophp.org!
Questions? Contact: http://php.meetup.com/381
Open Source Webinar
May 21st, 2008- Wed. May 21st, 2008 @ 10:00am - 1:00pm
- Coverity
- Free webinar Online
- Fee: Free
- RSVP website
Open Source Uncovered, what a Department of Homeland Security Scan Reveals about Open Source-
A SD Times Webinar
Wednesday, May 21, 2008, 1:00p.m. EDT / 10:00 a.m. PDT
Launched as a joint venture with support from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Coverity’s Scan site began providing static source code analysis to open source developers in March 2006. Over 250 open source projects are now involved with the Scan site, including well known projects such as Samba, Linux, and OpenSSL. In total, the 250 projects represent 50 million lines of code that are analyzed on an ongoing basis to identify potential security and quality defects. To date, more than 8,500 defects have been eliminated by open source developers using information from the Scan site.
We invite you to join David Maxwell, Coverity’s open source strategist as well as an open source developer on the NetBSD project as he reviews how the open source projects at the Scan site have leveraged static analysis to improve their code.
Maxwell will also present original analysis based on data collected by the Scan site regarding overall code quality in open source projects, common defect types and many other findings based on the aggregate, daily evaluation of more than 50 million lines of open source code from early 2006 to 2008.
Moderator: David Worthington, Associate Editor, SD Times
Speaker: David Maxwell, Coverity’s Open Source Strategist, responsible for Scan and other open source efforts.
David Maxwell is a Coverity employee, and open source developer on the NetBSD project. He works to provide ongoing static analysis to open source projects so that their developers can fix software defects before they affect users.
To register for the webinar click the RVSP website .
Questions? Contact: mailto:reply@coverity.com
Flourish 2008
March 21st, 2008- Fri. Apr 4th, 2008 @ 12:00am - Sat. Apr 5th, 2008 @ 12:00am
- UIC LUG/UIC ACM
- UIC
- Address: 842 west taylor st, chicago,il
- Fee: 0
- http://www.flourishconf.com/register.php
To everyone interested,
The University of Illinois at Chicago Linux Users Group (UIC-LUG) and the University of Illinois at Chicago Association for Computing
Machinery (UIC-ACM) are hosting their second annual Flourish Conference promoting the adoption and use of Free, Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS). The UIC-LUG and UIC-ACM would like to invite you to attend this glorious event. The entire conference is free
with registration (or $ 5 at the door), but please do register if you plant to
attend please lets us know how many people we should expect. http://www.flourishconf.com/register.php.
Some of our featured speakers will include: Bruce Perens from Source Labs, Jon “maddog” Hall from Linux International, Brian Fitzpatrick (and Ben Collins-Sussman) from Google, Dru Lavigne from Open Source Business Resource and BSD Certification Group Inc., among many others.
We will be hosting a variety of events which include but are not limited to: BarCamp Mini, Flourish Mini-expo, WAFD (Web Application Framework Development) Rumble, Networking Events, and Hack-a-Thon, BSDA Examination. For more information please visit: http://www.flourishconf.com/flourish2008/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&Itemid=30
Flourish 2008 will be held on Friday, April 4th and Saturday, April 5th. We expect the conference attendance to be between 300 and 400 people. Please reply and let me know whether or not you will be attending Flourish 2008.
Organizations/Developers: We still have open tables in the expo space, if you’d like to use one of the tables to advertise your said organization or promote an event. We are also still looking for developers to represent the various Web frameworks. If anyone is interested in participating, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you,
Samir Faci
Flourish Public Relations
Questions? Contact: samir at esamir dot com
Everything SugarCRM Meetup II
March 6th, 2008- Thu. Mar 6th, 2008 @ 12:00pm - 2:00pm
- Intelestream
- Please RSVP first
- Fee: Free
- Register for the event at meetup.com
Meet with others in the Chicagoland area to share knowledge about SugarCRM. Learn from SugarCRM experts and hear others present their lessons learned across all areas of SugarCRM.
A great deal has occurred in the world of SugarCRM since our January meeting. A key software patch has been released, new plug-ins have been developed to enhance the application, and a major annual conference took place in San Jose that has shaped the future of SugarCRM.
Come join us to learn and exchange information about SugarCRM!
Member Profiles: Business Users of SugarCRM, Devlopers of SugarCRM, Prospects/Customers of SugarCRM, and Partners of SugarCRM. Both Open Source and Commercial Versions will be included in discussions.
If you are already using SugarCRM or just looking to learn more about SugarCRM before making your CRM decision, the Chicagoland SugarCRM meetup is for you!
As with all our meetings, all are welcome to attend - From absolute beginner to expert developer.
Questions? Contact: stafford (at) intelestream.net
Everything SugarCRM Meetup
January 31st, 2008- Thu. Jan 31st, 2008 @ 12:00pm - 2:00pm
- Jason Green - Intelestream
- Please RSVP first
- Fee: Free
- Register for the event at meetup.com
Meet with others in the Chicagoland area to share knowledge about SugarCRM. Learn from SugarCRM experts and hear others present their lessons learned across all areas of SugarCRM.
Member Profiles: Business Users of SugarCRM, Devlopers of SugarCRM, Prospects/Customers of SugarCRM, and Partners of SugarCRM. Both Open Source and Commercial Versions will be included in discussions.
If you are already using SugarCRM or just looking to learn more about SugarCRM before making your CRM decision, the Chicagoland SugarCRM meetup is for you!
Questions? Contact: stafford (at) intelestream.net
BNC IT Networking Lunch
October 24th, 2007- Wed. Oct 24th, 2007 @ 12:00pm - 1:30pm
- Business Network Chicago
- Weber Grill
- Address: 539 N State Street in Chicago
- Fee: $ 20
- Online sign-up
Join us at the October BNC IT Speed Networking Event. You don’t have to be a member to attend. You just have to possess a desire to meet IT and IT related professionals who can help you with your career or IT needs.
Questions? Contact: jpic333@hotmail.com
SilverlightDevCampChicago
September 28th, 2007- Fri. Sep 28th, 2007 @ 7:00pm - Sat. Sep 29th, 2007 @ 5:00pm
- SilverlightDevCampChicago Wiki
- Clarity Consulting
- Address: 1 N Franklin Suite 3400 Chicago, IL 60606
- Fee: Free
- Add your name to the attendees list on the Wiki
SilverlightDevCampChicago is an upcoming gathering, inspired by BarCamp, to build Silverlight applications, It is organized by volunteers & Silverlight enthusiasts, with attendance free to all. It is the same weekend as Adobe MAX, but Adobe MAX costs $ 1,495. This is free to attend. Plus you can help plan it or lead sessions with a simple edit of the event wiki page.
While similar to iPhoneDevCamp this event is focused on a singular technology, we would like offer some diverse sessions like using PHP to generate Silverlight content, IronRuby/IronPython & the DLR or Moonlight on Linux.
Attendees will include web designers, developers, testers, all working together over the weekend to build Silverlight applications, share experiences, ask questions, and push the limits of web application design. If you are interested in Silverlight, but have not had time to learn, this is your chance to get up to speed. Plus you will be able network with other developers in the Chicago area who are interested in Silverlight.
In the barcamp spirit, this is a community event driven by developers around the area. If you have ideas for topics or you want to show off some Silverlight applications you have built, please add it to SilverlightDevCampChicagoSessions
Questions? Contact: silverlightdevcamp@gmail.com
September BNC IT Networking Event
September 25th, 2007- Tue. Sep 25th, 2007 @ 5:30pm - 7:30pm
- Business Network Chicago
- Midtown Kitchen & Bar
- Address: 203 N. LaSalle (in the loop, just North of State of IL building)
- Fee: 17.00
- register online
Please join us for the next gathering of the BNC IT Group. This month Robert Harney will be our guest speaker. Robert is the president of RHS Telecom (www.rhstelecom.com). The presentation is called ‘Pay Close Attention to What is Behind the Curtain’. Robert will be talking about all the things you need to consider when choosing a telecommunications service for your company.
You will notice that with this event there are some differences: 1) it is an early evening/after work event, 2) it is scheduled to last 2 hours, 3) the first 30 minutes will be used for mingling and 4) there will be a cash bar. At 6:00 pm, we will have the 15 minute presentation from Robert Harney and then we will begin our speed networking table rotations.
All attendees will be charged a fee of $ 17.00 which covers the cost of some appetizers and the room. Because we will have a cash bar, you will be responsible for paying for your own drinks. The registration fee will be collected on line at http://sept07bncitgroup.eventbrite.com. Once you have paid the registration fee, you will receive an email confirming your RSVP.
RSVPs will be required in order to attend the event. Midtown Kitchen & Bar requires a guaranteed head count by Friday, Sept 21, at noon. Therefore, no reservations will be accepted after Friday, Sept 21st at 11:00am CST.
Space is limited so make your reservation early. Once all seats are filled, you must send me an email to have your name put on the wait list. If space opens up, you will be sent an email or I will call you to tell you how to submit your registration fee and receive your RSVP confirmation.
Please bring your business cards and/or hand bills which you can share with the other attendees when you move from table to table. An attendee list will be included in the handouts packet which is distributed to all attendees.
To contact me:
Call: 312-431-8335
Email: jpic333@hotmail.com
We actually had to turn people away at our last event. Our group is growing. I am starting out with 36 spaces this time. However, I expect that the space will be filled quickly so don’t wait until the last minute. Sign-up early to make sure you can attend our first evening networking event.
See you there,
Jean Pickering President The Tektite Group, LLC
Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity
June 27th, 2007- Wed. Jun 27th, 2007 @ 1:00pm - 5:45pm
- The Technology Executives Club
- Union League Club
- Address: 65 W. Jackson Blvd
- Fee: $95-$150
- Call Celine Seaback at 847-837-3900 x 4
Flu pandemics, terrorism, hurricanes and other disasters dictate companies immediate response. Executives must plan for the worst while building enterprise resilience and managing costs. Join us and gain insight on these key issues:
Area IT executives best approaches to disaster recovery and business continuity planning:
Keynote Panel
Linking disaster recovery to business and compliance requirements
Business continuity and corporate governance synergies
The convergence of business continuity, security and emergency management trends
Questions? Contact: Call Celine Seaback at 847-837-3900 x4
2007 Outsourcing Best Practice
June 7th, 2007- Thu. Jun 7th, 2007 @ 1:00pm - 5:45pm
- The Technology Executives Club
- Union League Club
- Address: 65 W. Jackson Blvd
- Fee: $95-$150
- Call Celine Seaback at 847-837-3900 x 4
As outsourcing becomes more accepted within an enterprise, the company perspective of its own boundaries begin to change. Companies are now transforming themselves into an extended enterprise model, whereby many of the functions of the companies are performed outside the company itself. In this seminar we’ll explore how top CIO’s and IT executives support the extended enterprise model while maintaining control over their projects, budgets, compliance risks, & corporate objectives. Following are the sessions you’ll experience as a participant in the event:
Learn from a keynote panel of top CIO’s and IT executives how they successfully support the concept of the Extended Enterprise.
Receive an executive briefing on the top trends facing the Extended Enterprise today
Learn how companies manage the risk and complexity of compliant sourcing in an era where suppliers are willing to accept responsibility.
In a Framework for the Outsourcing Decision process, you’ll learn how to identify your companies core competencies and determine which areas to outsource.
In Making Global Work, Work you’ll learn how to take advantage of the opportunities of global outsourcing, while minimizing the risk
Questions? Contact: Celine Seaback at 847-837-3900 x4
php|tek Conference 2007
May 16th, 2007- Wed. May 16th, 2007 @ 8:00am - Fri. May 18th, 2007 @ 6:00pm
- php | architect
- Hyatt Regency O’Hare hotel, located approximately 2 miles north-west of O’Hare
- Fee: varies
- buy tickets and register online
Would you like three days of incredible PHP learning and fun - plus an extra day dedicated to in-depth tutorials and seminars?
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